Televisions & Video

How Do I cat proof a Flat screen TV?

Apr 30, 2008 by stupidvixen24 | Posted in Cats

I got a new 32" flat TV today and my cat is a wild thing that climbs on ever thing in the house how do I keep him from tipping the TV or clawing the screen.

There's this great product called a "Scraminal" (see petsmart.com). It is a motion-sensitive alarm that keeps my cats from all of our AV stuff, including our TV. After a while, you can even turn it off and your cat will still think it's o

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The Sun shakes its fist at 'posh wank' scandal

Working "just fine". In fact, according to the British Fertility Society the UK currently has a severe shortage of sperm donors and it is looking at ways to increase the numbers and thereby stem a trend of fertility tourism which sees UK couples look overseas for sperm and egg donors.  

2) The newly-opened Liverpool facility is the largest of its kind  in the UK, covering Merseyside, Cheshire and North Wales, built with the intention of attracting highly profitable private patients from around the UK and worldwide who would fund the provision of NHS treatment at no additional cost to the taxpayer. As such the modest up-front investment is clearly intended to pay for itself by making the process of donating sperm more attractive. More sperm donors - literally a 'money-shot' if you will - equals more IVF treatment.

3) Only around a quarter of IVF treatment in the UK is funded by the NHS. Couples undertaking private treatment could expect to pay between £4,000 - £8,000 for a course of treatment, meaning just one couple could be enough to pay for this forward-looking facility outright. 

Source: The Media Blog